Can you answer these two questions from the Bank of England Christmas quiz?

A
broker dressed as an elf trades over the phone on the dealing
floor at ICAP in Jersey City, New Jersey December 9,
2009.Reuters/Lucas
Jackson

The Bank of England is winding down for Christmas.

While staff are usually frantically plotting and analysing data
to find out the perfect time for Mark Carney and his Monetary
Policy Committee to increase interest rates, the festive season
has given them a bit of a breather, and they've taken the time to
write a quiz.

The Bank Underground, a blog run by BOE staff, has compiled
a list of ten Christmas-themed economics and finance questions to
test your brain while the markets are closed over the holidays,
and prove just how much of a finance nerd you really are.

Business Insider has reproduced a couple of the questions
below:

Since 2000, which of these
manufacturing sectors has, on average, seen the largest fall in
(non-seasonally adjusted) production between November and
December?

Approximately how many
Israeli shekels would Mary and Joseph receive for a 400 troy
ounce gold bar at today’s prices and exchange rates?